Eugene Stevenson
During the year
he was away,
railroad
management
renamed
Train #13,
changed
the number,
to Train #19,
after it
struck & killed
a little girl
at a grade crossing
in the rain.
Eugene Stevenson, the son of immigrants, the father of
expatriates, lives in the mountains of western North Carolina. Author of The
Population of Dreams (Finishing Line Press 2022), he is a Pushcart Prize
nominee whose poems have appeared in After Hours Journal, Angel City Review,
The Hudson Review, Loch Raven Review, San Pedro River Review, Tipton Poetry
Journal, & Volney Road Review among others. In the distant past, he worked
at the Erie-Lackawanna, New York Central, Penn Central, and Rock Island
Railroads.
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